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felt* g0rtg Retail p; '. - ' Batared at the Post Ofllce at Conway, 8. C aa Second Claps Mail Matter. . P JBLIHHKD EVERY THURSDAY MORNINC BY CONWAY PUBLISHING CO. SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR PER YEAH H, U? WOODWARD. Kditoi THURSDAY. JUNE 22, 1911 We are ylad of the information if did come secon.l handed, 1ha' work on tho VVaceamaw river bridg will shortl.y commence. There has this year been raon fruit trees sold in Horry than evet before. Horry is destined to be tb< greatest fruit producing county ii the State. Watch and see. It appears that Governor Wood row Wilson, the scholar and states roan, is the coming President o! these United States. It now remain1 only for V\all Street to set the sea) of its approval on his candidacy U insure his election. Bo, sure and visit the Clemson Winthrt p cU moustrut-on train win d it comes here on tbe 27 h. You wi, unquestionably learn something about farming and its kindred industries that will more than repa you in dollars and cents for the losof time or any oilier inconvenienci von mav be nm to in spending tha day in lenrnii g what yru ought t< know ai d the success f your busi ness demands yon should kuo.v. Deafness Cr.nnot be Cured by local applications, as they cannot reach- ?Le diseased portion ri the err. There, is only me ^av t< cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an it fla.i.od cordition oJ the mucous lining.f the JEus'aciar Tube. When this tube is irflimec you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the resuli and unless the inflammation can bi takeu out aLd this tube restored t< its normal condition, hearing wil, be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing more but an inttimed con dition of the *nucous surfaces. We wik give One Huudred Dollars for an} case of Deafness (caused by catarrh* that cannot be cured by Hall's Ca tarrh Cure. Send for circulars free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O Sold by Druggists, 75c. Take Hall's Family Pills for consti pation. Doings in Galivants Ferry. Will you please allow me space ir your valuable paper for a few words from this p^ce. The health of this community i.? generally good at this writing ex cept few cases of measles. We had a good rain in our sectior which did the crops a lot of good. Smithy Hardwick and N P Ed wards were pleasant, callers at th( home of Charley W Johnson lasi Saturday evening and report a nic( titne. Smithy Hardwick visited at tbf m heme of O E Johnson lost Sunday He was ac<ompanied by Misses Julia and Geneva Jenrette. I would like for Grenie to com* again as he guessed wrong, I waf in Floyds township last Saturday. Sam 'i Johnson, while out driving with a lady friend last Sunday, had the misfortune to break his buggy. Cracker Jack, * l , Alma Dots. Good health to report-. We are still having dry weathet but crops are looking well. A pood number of the yourj folksfrrm this section attended thi old maid's club and ice cream sup per at Green Sea Saturday nigh and report a nice time. Messrs Spencer and Archie Strout of this nlaoe, attended services a Green Sea last Sunday. Mr l< red r loyd tilled his regula pppoin'tront at Mr N M Blanton' Sr , la?t Surday. C L Williamson look in the excu eion to Myrtle B?acb recently M*m'rv Floyd, of Columbia, i visitlrtr his parents here now. Ben Watson, Otto Mills and B; Floyd, of Green Sea, visited in thi section lost Sunday. No weddings to r^p >rt, but th writer thinks the bells will rin booh . Best wishes to the Herald and it readers. New Comer. ^ ^ ^ Magistrate W H Chestnut, Lot Chief Justice of the Independei Rupublic of Horry, is holding tl ecafe8 of justice with an even ban< HvV meting out punishment to the guilt K and throwing around the innosei th# protecting arm of the law. > TH , ? Aynor Items. The health of the community is' very good at ibis writing. Burnie Grainier and Hicks Singleton were pleasant callers at the home of Daniel Graham Sunday afternoon. Miss Gurtie Lewis visited Misses BecKie and Selia Dawsey Sunday af, ternoon. Willie Erey was a recent visitor at Pink Grainger. Morgan Martin was a pleasant caller at the home of S J Lewis. A T Johnson, of Blanche, was seen in our section recently. Best wishes to the Herald and its -> many readers. Brown Eyes. Picnibs. There will be a picnic and fish fry it Grice's Ferry bridge Jjiio 2-toh. HJvervb >dy is invited to attend with well filled baske.s. This place is located four miles cast of Mullins and ab ut threo miles up the river from Sandy B.'ulT. Oid Settler. There will be a picnic at the Johnson School Hou-e on July 1st. 1911, The public is cordially invitjd to come. G )od order is expected md will be maintaiued. Come ODej come all and bring baskets fi led to overfl miug with good things to eat Bob Tail. Old Sol has settled down to business. Mr1 i \ > ir * ] r > y N c ? i e1 \U. "t. nrrrrraTOi 3 Never Leak?Never Need Repa some?Inexpensive?Suitable for al representatives almost everywhere locality, write us direct for samples, CORTRIGHT METAL 50 North 23rd Street \ ( SeaSid | - ] The Sea Side Hote i Now Open fo IThis well known hotel havir located on one of the finest beacht ready for the Summer resorter. iing a sea side vacation, excellent Music and Dancii Absolutely no'malaria in this drAinino- f hp Miirrmindinir COUntrv ! families, those wanting all the co The summer schedule of train one to leave any part of Eastern Beach for noon dinner. g Special Rates by th | and CI ] ST JOH j I MYRTLE BEACH. HIGH GRA] Fresh Bread and Cakes a. ways on ; filled with choice goods for family us est possible notch. Phone orders gi livery guaranteed. Phone No, 13. U rp TJT resii?Qs is 10 " K \ t& I lob Printing ty it "V" E HORRY HBBAXP THUB8PA Items from Ions. Crops are trifling in tbis section on account of* the dry weather. Mr J K King and Mrs Ellen, visited relatives and friends at Z>ao recently. Mr G F Stanley and visited here a couple of days recently. Miss Bettie Collins visited friends at Sanford last week. Dow Bjvd and Flora and Miss Wettie Prince visited in tbis section recently. I will ring off for this time, with best wishes to the Herald and its many reader. Red Bird. Dots from Cool Spring. Mr Editor: Please allow uie *pace in vour columns for a few words: Health of the community is very good at this writing. Crop* are very backward owing to the long drawn out drouth. Rev E F Scoggins filled his rrgu lar appointment at Cool Spring. The many friendsof D W Graham are g]ad to learn that he still im p-oving. Hope ho will soon be out again If this escapes the waste basket I will come again. Piow Boy. R H Wcodward, E^q , spent sev eral days this week in Georgetown on professional business. 1 t1 " f *1 J 1 y //////1 ^/77/7)\ irs?Fireproof?Stormproof?Hand 1 kinds of buildings. We have local I s but if none in your immediate I prices and full particulars. I ROOFING COMPANY I Philadelphia, Pa. I ieHotei 1, Myrtle Beach, is >r the Season. ig been refitted and refurnished, - ? ? i? a n i. 1 _ ?on tne souin Aiiannc toasi m It appeals strongly to those wantsurf bathing, boating, fishing, etc. ig at the Pavilion region, the*sandy soil thoroughly We desire to cater to the best mforts of home life. is to and from Myrtle Beach enables South Carolina and reach Myrtle e Week for Families liidren. > N & SON SOUTH CAROLINA^ DE FLOVR hand. Our Grocery Depatrmeot U je and are marked down to the low ven careiul attention and prompt de SfMA.N. ?ttsvill? Marble Wks W. McKl-WKE, Proprietor. MANUFACTURER OF MENTS, TOMBSTONES, ETC, and Prices Furnished on Applicatioi for Anything in Our;Line. R VATTOHT. Conwav. S. . w v ^ """ 1 ~ -|f F ' KSTABLI8HED ISSO. LlThVILLiS, 8 ( j at the Herald Office. 0 Y. JUWB a?. ltll. 'HiUBM in ^,?etVn,B exl WrnW N\wl Employing: effici jf I iliff! ccrs''8tcnt WINTHltOP C OLLEGK SCHOLARSHIP AND ENTRANCE EXAMINATION. The examination for tlic award of vacant scholarships in Winthrop* College and for the admission of new students will ho held at the Comity Court Ilouae on Friday* July 7, at 0 a m, Applicants must not he less than fifteen yearn of age. When .Scholarships are vacant after July 7 they will he awarded to those making the highest iprerage at this examination, provided they meet the conditions governing the award. Applicants for scholarshipBBhould write to President Johnson before the examination for Scholarship examination blanks. Sholarships are worth $100 and free tuition. The next session will open September^), 1011. ? or further intormation and cataloguo address PRES D B JOHNSON, Hock 11111, S. C. 10wl3. S- p. HAWES, VGROCER Only High Grade Family and Plantations Supplies handled. Your patronage is respectfullj solicited and will be appreciated. Satisfaction guaranteed or your money bacK. No trouble to show goods, so if you don't see what you want ask for it. J N JENRETTE CONVEYANCER & NOTARY PUBLIC * Writes Titjes, Mortgages, Liens, AgreeI ? ? ? Arr\ A r??trnPt i TH7 aild UICIHS , v/uuuowr^ wvt 0 Copying a Specialty. CHINESE LAUNDRY Collars and Cuffs. Ironing Machine. Work turned out Promptly. Send me a trial order. Family washing taken. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Work neatly executed, ani in first class style. SPECIAL NOTICE Collars and Cuffs held for 30 days and if not called for will be sold. Yoursfor good worx, GEORGE LUM Lewis J CI c wis, Contractor & Builder, BRICK AND WOOD. CONWAY S C DON'T DELAY LONGER."] Ill providing your homo with a ^ood I t piano or organ. Doubtlnaa you have promised your family an instrument. I No homo la complete without music, I . and nothing la ho inspiring and cultlvat ing. Music helps to drown aorrowa and I given entertainment for tiie children and I keeps thein at home, This i? our 27th | year of our ntiinterru|)ted aucceaa here, hence, wo are better prepared than ever I to supply the heat pianos and organa and will save you money. J Writo AT ONCK f??r catalogs and for H our easy payment plan and prices H Malone's Music House I COLUMBIA, S. C. I NOTICE. One black horse mule, in ordinary oonditfon, was stolen from the Dr. Dusenbury farm at Bear Swamp, on Saturday night May 13th, I will pay for expense and trouble for the return of the mule. G. M. Holt. Conway. S^C. r "BBSSafesf \MM i ^^ VV^Y j4ji ANK ^(f * Y YOUR BIUI> 4M A CHiEC preciate your recount whether large or sms )lain to you how easy and simple to bank cnt help we are prepared to serve you in sound banking. AKE OUR BANK YOUR BANK MatioR^.1 B.a.i IIU DC OUI Peop 2500 Tons High Grade Fertil 9 500 Barrels Flour, ji 300 Bags Rice. 5 T ins Lard. One Carload Sugar. S We carry the Stock. Ask tl H See us if you have the cash*< Rj M We'll save you money. Palmetto G i 'CHE COOl'Elt X I MULLIN, II 11 TO LC To Far to make their croi Charges Reai C ?ME TO BANK o-f LORIS BIG BARGi OUR ENTIRE DRY GOODS, CLOl AT A GREAT i J ? NIC! ' j, . '.W 4 :-:j >/ .' 'j ^^^siSmZsazisssissSmSSmSSSss^jjjff/jli PKbmKPhB ^^B ^^B rBK39 MWtVl i PUT 8 YniiK MONEY \ WHERE . v 1 IT WHX v BE JXFE. 4 t*T wjll X |T COME IN HANDY ill. Call ?50ME with us. HAY any way mSrXn^ v y VW>./rr. ^ ^ N.VI v ^ i. J iHIM r t\k? o norry i lie iizer I hose who deal with us. I or can give good paper. I rocerv Co.1 - VHOLTC8ALE, I sc I 1.57 more v IIIUIU I ps this year. I sonable | SEE US LOUIS SOUTH CAROLINA |1?^^I UK SALE STOCK OF . HING&S OES SACRIFICE. XOLrAS